Custer Institute to Host a Program "Billions in Spanish Gold Off Floridas Beaches" Sponsored by the National Foundation for Marine Sciences
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Jim Sinclair’s career began while working with a team in the quest for the Nuestra de Atocha (1622), where he served as director of the laboratory and oversaw the conservation of over 500,000 objects, valued at over 400 million dollars, that were recovered from the site.More information is available at www.foundationformarinesciences.org The Foundation is based on Long Island, NY, which has a rich maritime history and is one of the earliest English settlements in New England, dating from the mid-1600s.The Institute has expanded its focus to include a wide variety of cultural and scientific endeavors while still operating an Astronomical Observatory open to the public.Jim Sinclair’s career began while working with a team in the quest for the Nuestra de Atocha (1622), where he served as director of the laboratory and oversaw the conservation of over 500,000 objects, valued at over 400 million dollars, that were recovered from the site.More information is available at www.foundationformarinesciences.orgThe Foundation is based on Long Island, NY, which has a rich maritime history and is one of the earliest English settlements in New England, dating from the mid-1600s.